Sentence examples for presenting the reader from inspiring English sources

Sayre has a gift for gentle satire, for presenting the reader with comic monsters while never slipping into mere malice.

Instead of presenting the reader with a full plant, with all the foliage, a seed is planted in the soil of his mind….

Characters give accounts of events as witnesses might in a trial, presenting the reader with their tedious reports rather than allowing us to experience things first-hand.

"With compass and chain and sounding line," cutting holes in straight lines in several directions, he sounds the pond, presenting the reader with a drawn map, 40 rods to an inch, and a scale profile of the bottom.

The time taken by a disciple to greet his master…" And on and on this goes, presenting the reader with the discussion that bears little relevance to modern life.

This huge enterprise aimed at presenting the reader with a "total biography" of Gustave Flaubert, the famous French novelist, through the use of a double tool: on the one hand, Karl Marx's concept of history and class and, on the other, Sigmund Freud's illuminations of the dark recesses of the human soul through explorations into his childhood and family relations.

That presents the reader with propaganda, not information.

Though not easily comprehensible, each section presents the reader with at least one startling line.

Though John reaches peaks of lyricism, he also presents the reader with considerable difficulties because his approach is rigorously intellectual.

They are both valid opinions, and if they are well presented, the reader will end up thinking, "That makes sense".

The way it is presented, the reader may get the impression that the Tibet issue is only one of education, culture and religion.